Xerox 4213, User Manual

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PRINTING WITH THE 4213
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symbol set: Identifies by name the set of characters in place
for the LJ2D emulation.
3. Printer Configuration: The Main Menu settings which affect
the overall operation of the 4213 regardless of the current
emulation are:
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printer language: Determines the language used for the
message display and the configuration sheet is either English,
French, Spanish, Italian, or German.
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paper size: Indicates the paper size associated with the feed
trays (TRAY 1, TRAY 2, BYPASS).
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configuration sheet power-on: When enabled, this setting
causes the configuration sheet to print automatically each
time the printer is switched on.
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chime: Identifies the chime setting as either one beep,
continuous or disabled. You will hear one long beep for a
Warning condition and hear a continuous chime for an
internal fault condition.
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output offset: When enabled, if the emulation calls for it,
each individual print job is staggered (offset from the last
job) as it is stacked in the output tray. This feature separates
the individual print jobs in the output tray. If disabled,
output is not offset, even when the emulation calls for it.
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autocontinue: When enabled, this setting causes the 4213
laser printer to continue printing after a ten-second pause
when certain error conditions occur.
4. The next configuration sheet item reports the computer
interface setting:
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baud: Determines the speed at which the data travels from
the host computer to the printer. The options are 1200,
2400, 4800, 9600, and 19,200 bits per second.
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parity: Is an error-checking technique for verifying the
integrity of data sent from the host computer to the printer.
The default setting is no parity.
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flw ctrl: Regulates the flow of information between the host
computer and the 4213 laser printer. One of the following
communications protocols is in effect:
—XON/XOFF
—Data Terminal Ready (DTR).
XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE 4-7